Camden Market has a string of different open-air shopping areas, most of them in the locks along Regent's Canal. Fashion, antiques, music, arts, crafts and bric-a-brac fill a labyrinth of boutiques and stalls, where even local residents sometimes stumble upon whole unexplored areas. The Roundhouse, formerly a Victorian railway building, is establishing itself as one of London’s most innovative arts venues since reopening in 2006. In the south of the neighbourhood lies picturesque Regent's Park with its Zoo and wonderful Open Air Theatre.
Camden Town has fantastic transport links including underground on the Northern line and Silver Link trains at Camden Road train station. Most buses operate 24 hours for all you party animals: 24, 27, 29, 31, 46, 88, 134, 168, 214, 253, 274, C2.
Why not try:
Gilgamesh restaurant and bar
The Cuban
York & Albany
Always plenty to do both day and night! Vibrant creative culture
Camden Town is a tourist area always buzzing with people. So if you’re the quite residential type, Camden Town is not for you.